News

4/1/2020
The River Hawk Rising program provides structured support and a personal connection to students of color, transfer students and first-generation students during their time at the university, setting them up for success in college and beyond.

4/1/2020
With millions of people working from home because of the coronavirus, Asst. Prof. of Management Elana Feldman offers guidance on how businesses can manage expectations and help employees deal with unprecedented uncertainty.

3/30/2020
UML has launched a special campaign on behalf of the Student Emergency Needs Fund in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

3/30/2020
The Massachusetts Medical Device Development Center (M2D2) has quickly shifted its focus to connect members of the life sciences innovation community with resources and funding opportunities to advance solutions for the coronavirus pandemic, from testing and detection to, ultimately, an effective vaccine.

3/27/2020
As CEO and chief scientific officer of Franklin, Mass.-based MRN Diagnostics, Gregory Chiklis has spent the past six weeks in a race against the clock, working on a rapid blood test for COVID-19.

2/20/2020
This month the City of Lowell and the university announced the Green Community Partnership — an alliance committed to driving down the carbon footprint of the Mill City.

2/18/2020
The Center for Advancing Point of Care Technologies, or CAPCaT, a joint operation between UMass Lowell and UMass Medical, is seeking more entrepreneurs to develop new technologies and medical devices designed to help patients with these conditions manage their well-being.

2/2/2020
UMass Lowell Research Scientist Christopher Mendillo recounted the successes and challenges of the Lowell Center for Space Science and Technology’s work on PICTURE-C – which will be used to image planets – at the American Astronomical Society’s recent meeting.

1/24/2020
Research by Iman Chahine, associate professor of education, in South Africa through a Fulbright Scholar Award is featured.

1/10/2020
Under layers and layers of beige paint, UMass Lowell’s Coburn Hall hid a colorful mural of 1930s Lowell for more than three decades.